Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1887-03-11
HERE AND THERE.

There are several cases OF wh0opln
n. cough in the city.
7. A hop will be given at Howe
Z Hall this evening.
n 80 bushels broom corn seed 70
sale, S. II. CIaggett.
!. Paper Sacks for putting up ham
for sale at this Office.
Circuit Court Is disposIng of tn,
= criminal matters this week.,
The witnesses In the Morrison cas-,
n were before the grand jury Wednes
day.
The peaches have escaped so fal
and there will probably be good
crop.
/, A bran new 9 drawer sewing ma
chine for sale at sacrifice. Apply
at this office.
Doris & Colyin's mammoth circus
aud menagerie VIII exhibit here Fri.
day, April 10Th.
A good deal of gardening is being
done, although the weather has been
very unfayorable.
A number of letters on the turn
pike question came In too late for in-
sertion in this issue.
Col. G. A. C. Holt, candidate for
Governor, who was due here last
Monday, failed to come.
The meeting at the Methodist
church Is growing in interest. Ser
vices every afternoon and night.
| FOR SALE--A very desirable and
well-improved dwelling house-at a
bargain. Long, GARNETT Il Co.
Another Touchdown and general
row occurred Monday night at the
house ofill fame near the fair grounds.
Any one wanting home made side
bar no.top buggy can secure bar
gain by calling on L. G. Williams &
Co.
Messrs. Anderson & Tate have adj
ded a feed department to their store,
where hay, oats, corn and etc, can be
had.
Joel ID. Mcpherson is the proud pa
tenal parent of another boy, born In
this place Monday afiernoon.--Madi-
sonville Times.
Parties desiring first.class job work
would do well to give us call, a.
our facilities for executing such work
are unsurpassed.
There win be match game Of base
ball at Sharp's field at2 o'clock this
afternoon between the married men
and dogs, Of this city.
Mrs. James G. Dramham, who has
been sick for several weeks, is much
betler-and will, In few days resume
her duties as teacher.
Mr.. II. L. Boulware, who left this
city on a southern trip Feb. 26th, has
not been heard from and his family
are very uneasy about him.
The Court of Appeals has affirmed
the case Of Cooper's Admir-. VS.. Gun.
bingham, appealed from Trigg conn
ty. tits not often that Judge Grace's
decisions are reversed.
The regular quarterly communion
service at the Ninth street Presby-
terrain church next Sabbath, at II
o'clock. Preparatory service Satur-
day afternoon at 8 o'clock.
DR.. Fuqua, assisted by DR.. Darwin
Bell, successfully removed large
tumor from the womb Of a colored
woman in this city several days ago.
The patient has entirely recovered.
Dan Hennessey, the gold brick
swindler, who failed in his attempt
TO work his scheme in this city, and
who was subsequently, caught at
Nashville, has just been given seven
years sentence.
The wife of DR.. A. d. Sears, the
venerable Baptist preacher Of Clarks-
vile, is seriously III with an abscess
back Of her left eye. She win proba-
bly, lose the eye ifshe is 50 fortunate
as to survive the affection.
The Ohio Valley Railroad survey
ors composed of chief engineer G. w.
Boyden and 10 assistants arrived in
the city "Wednesday morning, having |
ing completed the survey from
Princeton to this point.
The Democratic precinct conven-
tons in this county have been called
for Saturday, April 10th, between the
hours offs and 4 p. m. The county
delegate convention will convene at
the court house at O'Clock p m. Apr.
23rd.
SO far as we have heard only two
of the "a magistrates are opposed to
turnpikes. The indications are that
there will be SO little opposition that
the right of way will be granted over
any and all roads in the county with
practical unanimity.
Mr.. George Knight, of Organette,
has purchased lot from e. j. Faulk-
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